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The Science of Learning

The Science of Learning explores what research tells us about how people learn—and how we can learn better. In each episode, Dr. Keith Sawyer, the Morgan Distinguished Professor of Educational Innovations at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the editor of The Cambridge Handbook of the Learning Sciences, talks with leading researchers about the science of learning. These conversations go beyond myths and trends to focus on evidence-based insights from cognitive science, neuroscience, and the learning sciences. The podcast examines how learning really works: from memory and attention to social interaction, embodiment, and the design of learning environments. Episodes connect rigorous research to practical implications for teaching, education, and everyday life. Guests include many of the most influential scholars in the field, offering a rare opportunity to hear directly from the people shaping how we understand learning.

info_outline Janet Kolodner: How the Learning Sciences Began 08/11/2026
info_outline How Science Happens—Inside the 2026 International Society of the Learning Sciences Conference 07/28/2026
info_outline Why Students Don't Like School | A Conversation with Daniel Willingham 06/30/2026
info_outline How Great Teachers Help Students Figure Things Out for Themselves | Joe Krajcik 06/16/2026
info_outline Howard Gardner on Intelligence, Creativity, and the Future of Learning 06/09/2026
info_outline Why You Forget What You Learn — And the Science of Making Learning Stick | Henry Roediger 06/02/2026
info_outline Why Understanding Requires the Body, Not Just the Mind | Mitch Nathan 05/26/2026
info_outline Most Learning Happens Outside of School | Barbara Rogoff 05/19/2026
info_outline Why Technology Hasn’t Improved Learning | Chris Dede 05/12/2026
info_outline The Science of Learning - Trailer 04/27/2026
 
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